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Canadian companies are collaborating on a space domain awareness satellite solution, amid broader industry developments including SpaceX offering free SSA catalog access to smallsat operators and LeoLabs preparing a Space Force-funded demonstration for national security applications.
The FAA is pursuing termination of LaGuardia air traffic controllers who abandoned their stations early before a fatal aircraft accident.
Russia is reportedly deploying extended-range variants of Iskander ballistic missiles in its conflict with Ukraine, complicating Ukrainian efforts to locate and neutralize these systems.
Researchers have identified mechanisms explaining why astronauts experience lower eyelid changes during extended spaceflight, a physiological effect that can impact vision.
NTSB investigation reveals that radio communication malfunctions preceded a Marine One incident near Washington D.C., with issues having triggered prior meetings and troubleshooting attempts by operators.
Garmin has expanded its SmartCharts feature for the Pilot app to cover Canada and Mexico, allowing pilots to filter terminal procedure charts relevant to their planned flights across North America.
The FAA is pursuing disciplinary action against two air traffic controllers at LaGuardia Airport who reportedly left their shifts early, preceding a fatal runway collision in March.
American Airlines will launch seven new European destinations in summer 2027 using newly acquired Airbus A321XLR aircraft as part of its transatlantic network expansion.
The FAA is expanding its BEYOND drone pilot program to include up to eight additional participants for testing larger cargo drones, extended flight ranges, and operations above 400 feet, while the broader Part 108 beyond-visual-line-of-sight rules remain under development.
Air Arabia will begin daily nonstop service between Sharjah and Düsseldorf starting December 2026, utilizing Airbus A320neo aircraft and marking the airline's third German destination.
Boeing engineers and technicians have rejected the company's latest contract offers, setting the stage for a potential strike as the manufacturer activates contingency plans.
The US Army deployed approximately 1,900 drones and jamming equipment against the 173rd Airborne during Saber Junction 26 exercises in Germany.
A Piper PA-24 aircraft crashed off the Alaska coast near Seldovia, resulting in four fatalities; the aircraft submerged completely after impact.
Drone manufacturer SiFly secured $20 million in Series A funding to begin US production in Q1 2025, though its motors continue to source from China.
Investigation reveals air traffic controllers at LaGuardia Airport left their posts early before an Air Canada Express aircraft collided with a fire truck, killing both pilots.
Taiwan's parliament approved a $7.6 billion drone development program while rejecting President Lai's alternative funding proposal. Military officials have indicated the approved budget remains insufficient for their drone capabilities goals.
Atlantic Aviation, a major fixed-base operator network, reaches a near $10 billion valuation following a strategic investment from Apollo Global Management.
FedEx is committing $400 million to expand air cargo infrastructure at two Indian airports, including a $150 million terminal investment in Delhi to enhance its regional logistics capabilities.
NASA astronaut Jonny Kim, a physician and trained cosmonaut who completed one spaceflight, is departing the agency to resume active military service.
Ukraine is sharing its drone combat analytics platform with the UK, granting British forces access to approximately 100,000 monthly drone video feeds from combat operations, marking the UK's first participation in this intelligence-sharing arrangement.
US intelligence has attributed an explosive-laden drone discovered near a Ukrainian An-124 cargo aircraft at Leipzig airport to Russia's GRU military intelligence service, with additional drone and explosives discoveries reported at the same location.
China's LandSpace successfully landed its Zhuque-3 orbital booster, though it toppled during post-landing recovery after structural damage from a fire.
Airhart Aeronautics debuted a new context-aware avionics platform for general aviation at Oshkosh, featuring advanced flight management capabilities.
Army Space and Missile Defense Command discusses benefits of diverse interceptor systems and ongoing modernization efforts.
Cirrus Aircraft reports backlog exceeding 1,000 aircraft, with strong delivery rates and revenue growth continuing to outpace production capacity.
Europe's Meteor beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile established the standard for air combat, but evolving threats demand next-generation capabilities. The article explores what advances European nations should prioritize in future air-to-air missile development.
NASA's Swift space telescope will re-enter Earth's atmosphere after a private rescue mission failed to secure it. The agency is assessing reentry timeline and location as the aging observatory approaches the end of its operational life.
A Philadelphia-based startup is manufacturing Ghostfin unmanned underwater vehicles for the U.S. Navy and Taiwan, producing 425-pound attack drone submarines from a repurposed facility.
CNC machining technology enables aircraft manufacturers to achieve the precise tolerances required for structural integrity, working with materials like titanium and composites using advanced multi-axis systems.
A Cessna 182M general aviation aircraft is featured in a community photo submission showcasing the aircraft ready for flight operations.